Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-06-09
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Tuesday Harrisburg Patriot came
out with new head.
The state board of agriculture met
at Bellefonte yesterday.
Green apples will soon be the for
hidden fruit for the small boy.
Did you see those Summer Goth
dress goods at d. :. Kaufman n Cos.
j. III. Breon, on North street, has
erected u substantial barn on his prem
iSes.
j. J. Hoy's announcement for Sher-
iff appears in this issue. And still they
come
Clinton county will hold its demo-
cratic convention on the 2Sth OF this
month.
Strawberries have made their ap-
pearance in Millheim aud sell at 10
cents per quart.
Miss Bertha Workman and Miss
Eva Kreamer OF this place spent last
week in Bellefonte.
A band of gypsies inhabited a. IL
Alexander's woods, south OF town, sew
eral days last week.
Last Saturday was pay day in
Crawford's factory at this place. Mon
ey was no object then.
-Rey. Z. I.enhart, of Rebersburg,
wishes to make known that he has a
full setter dog for sale.
Clinton county tobacco growers are
abandoning the Havana for the old
Pennsylvania seed leaf.
Miss Sarah Taylor, from Farmers
Mills, was visitor at III. L. Ducks
residence on Main street.
Miss Minerva Mauck, Of Salona,
was here few days ago, on visit to
her sister, Mrs. j. c. Smith.
"A new Reformed church will be
dedicated at Pine Hall, near State Col
lege, next Sunday, June l2:h.
Owing to the chilly rains and damp
weather of last week little fire in the
sitting room was quite acceptable.
CHOICE BRICK. The undersigned
has for sale los OF choice brick.
&C. LOSE. Rebersburg, Pa.
All are invited to call mt J. III.
Musser Il Sons shoe store where you
get your moneys worth of shoes every
time.
1t is stated that during the past
year 5000 persons visited the celebrated
Penus Caves, seven miles west of this
pace.
-Boils, pimples. hives, ringworm,
tetter and all other manifestations OF
impure blood are cured by Hoods Sar-
sapaIilla.
Such garden insects az the cabbage |
worm and cureulio will soon be in their
glory. Make battle on them early in |
the morning.
Cabbage, Peas, Beans, Strawber-
ries, Pine Apples and all kinds of green |
groceries. just receiyed at ID. 5. kautf-
man * Co.'S.
Centre Hall citizens are making an
effort to reorganize their band which
organization has been defunct for the
last few years.
John Miller, the former butcher,
now handles the ribbons Of III. G. Sha-
fer's bus team, and he makes safe and
reliable driver.
District Attorney j. G. Meyer, of
Bellefonte, was seen in town last Sat-
urday We think he looks improved
since he is married.
The scholars OF Miss Laura Keller's |
school presented their teacher with a
large photograph album last Saturday in |
honor of her .wenty-first birthday.
B. K. Jamison, the Philadelphia
banker, is riding over the country in
his tally-ho turnout. On his round
trip he took i'm Bellefonte last week.
Green county, at the southwestern
extremity of the state is way ahead
with harvest. They will be cutting
grain i'm few weeks.
-21 900 new buildings are to be erec.
ted IN Philadelphia this summer. The
one thousandth part of that would be
considered boom i'm this place.
Miss Sallie Warntz, staying with
John Wagner's at Beilefonte, spent the
greater part OF the week with relatives
and friends i'm this and Brusbvalley.
The hotel registers of this place
last week were crowded with the names |
of commercial men, representing nearly
every branch of general merchandise.
dennis Lose, of this place, carried
his arm in sling last week having had
an ugly felon on one of his fingers. He
is now rid of the painful inflammation.
M. l.. Wagenseller, Of Selinsgrove,
a very successful commercial man for a
Philadelphia firm, pleasantly greeted
his many friends in this place last week.
Mrs. Sarah limerick, who has her
home with her parents, Peter Rarick's,
on Rev. Swengle's farm in Snyder
county, was up on weeks visit to
friends.
TO be economical don't wear holes
in your pockets by carrying the wagon
wheels but take them to Kaufman's
store where you VIII get $1.50 worth of
goods for them.
Mrs. Lnse. who had temporarilY